Yeah, that wind was no joke lol
Just over 0.5 inches so far here.
Long-term forecast going as expected. Mid-level ridging early in the week, then the ridge moves NW and return to normalcy.
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Houston/Galveston TX
115 PM CDT Fri Aug 15 2025
...New DISCUSSION, MARINE, TROPICAL...
.KEY MESSAGES...
Issued at 115 PM CDT Fri Aug 15 2025
- Tropical disturbance has moved inland earlier this afternoon
dropping its probability of development down to 0%.
- Increased tropical moisture today and Saturday will lead to
increased chances for showers and thunderstorms along with a
high risk of rip currents along the coast.
- Hot and humid conditions return this weekend with a daily
chances of showers and thunderstorms extending into next week.
&&
.DISCUSSION...
Issued at 115 PM CDT Fri Aug 15 2025
Increased tropical moisture from the now inland tropical
disturbance will continue to bring elevated chances for showers
and storms across Southeast Texas into Saturday. With PW values
peaking in the 2.2-2.4" range, there is potential for locally
heavy rainfall. If any of these storms sits over an area for an
extended period of time, we could see brief street flooding.
However, based on how fast the initial rain band moved through
earlier today, it`d likely take a north-to-south oriented rain band
to have a chance of street flooding. The probability of that isn`t
zero though, so a marginal risk (level 1 out of 4) for excessive
rainfall is in place for nearly all of southeast Texas for today
and on Saturday. The rain moving through early-ish in the
afternoon today will have a slight impact on the high temperatures
as they`ll only top out in the low to mid 90s...but could see a
few spots rebound into the upper 90s.
Going into Saturday, mid-level high pressure continues to build
in, but it won`t be overly impressive (AKA not enough subsidence
to keep the elevated moisture at bay). Plenty of shortwaves
passing underneath the ridge will help keep rain chances elevated
throughout the weekend and going into next week. So, essentially
we`ll just be hot and humid with daily rain chances...not much
different right?! After midweek, the center of the ridge nudges
northwestward up towards the Four Corners region allowing for a
trough to push into the southern/southeastern CONUS. Deterministic
model guidance is consistent on increasing moisture along the
Gulf Coast leading to...you guessed it...chances for showers and
storms to continue. We`ll have to monitor trends towards the end
of the work week and see if the potential for locally heavy
rainfall remains.
As far as temperatures go, we`ll be solidly in the mid to upper
90s through midweek then as that plume of moisture moves in we
drop things down into the low to mid 90s. Heat indices will need
to be monitored over the weekend into early next week as we do
flirt with the Heat Advisory threshold with heat indices well into
the triple digits. Please continue to practice heat safety! If
you`re planning on taking a break from the heat by going to beach,
be advised that the rip current risk will be elevated through the
weekend due to the swells from the tropical disturbance.
Batiste
&&
August 2025
Wind wasn’t bad here at all. It started to really gust out a little north of here.
Ran some errands. The surrounding area really didn’t see much - it’s still pretty crispy out there. Didn’t look like a drop fell near Portofino but a couple miles north, Conroe got a nice dumping though.
Ran some errands. The surrounding area really didn’t see much - it’s still pretty crispy out there. Didn’t look like a drop fell near Portofino but a couple miles north, Conroe got a nice dumping though.
The band was starting to outflow. It collapsed about 15 miles north of here. Usually, the seabreeze tanks about 20 miles south of us (yes, Hwy 1*5). This one was tropically turbocharged.jasons2k wrote: ↑Fri Aug 15, 2025 3:55 pm Wind wasn’t bad here at all. It started to really gust out a little north of here.
Ran some errands. The surrounding area really didn’t see much - it’s still pretty crispy out there. Didn’t look like a drop fell near Portofino but a couple miles north, Conroe got a nice dumping though.
Survive and advance.
After Saturday’s forecast being at 50% for days, tomorrow’s rain chances have dropped down to 40%…
Welp……we are in the Big Suck now.
We’ve been had. I’m on a hunger strike until it rains in League City.
Oops. Already broke my strike, but still.
We’ve been had. I’m on a hunger strike until it rains in League City.
Oops. Already broke my strike, but still.